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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-30
NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-The illness of
Secretary Whitney is not regarded as seri-
Gus by his physicians who are in attendance
at his home, No 2 West Fifty-seyenth
street. DIR. Loomis says that the only
thing which Secretary Whitney needs is
rest. The Secretary will go to Lennox in
day or two TO find the quiet that he so
greatly needs. No visitors are allowed to
Saa him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-30

He condemned very severely the course
of certain Northern Republicans in keeping
alive the feelings Of sectional animosity,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
Holiday Novelties.

Blsque Head Dressed Doll, 15c.
24inch Wax-head Doll, 25c.
12inch Jointed Blsquo Doll. 800.
15-inch Jolnted Bsquc Doll, l9c.
30inch wax-head Doll, 4Dc.
30-nch Wax-hcad Doll, O0c.
18inch Kid Body Doll, bisquo head, closing
eyes, 6Oc.
20inch Kid Body Doll, bisque head, closinG
eyes DSc.
2O-nch Jointed Bisquc Doll, natural eyes, $50.
1Sinch Bisque Doll, dressed, 9Sc.
Bisquc Statuettes, per pair. 40c.
O-inch Terra. Gotta Statuettc, per pair, S1.26.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17

who accompanied the ship, exprces
satisfaction Mt the results attained. From
all the information obtainablc, 1t is GER
tain that in the Chicago the navy has q
vessel fully up to modern requirements.
The speed attained was slightly in eN-
cess of l5} knots an hour. Tho boilers
furnished all the steam required without
the use of forced draught. The Chicago
will return to the Brooklyn Navy Yard
to-day.
Tho executive committee of the great
whisky trust has been in session in
Peoria, ILL.,, for several days perfecting
the final arrangements by which the
whisky trust is expected to go into effect
on the LIST day of January next, 1883;
The trust rs organized Will include All
the houses that once composed the West
ern Export Association, with the ex-
ception of those operated by Squiggs "
Wodgesworth of Cincinnati. p. y.
Eiler and j.. c. Gaiicld Of Nebraska
went to Peoria, and have joined the
trust. Certificates issued thus far amount
TO about $l5,000,000
One of series of four boilers at the
Edison Electric Light Works at West
chester, Pa, exploded yesterdaS after
noon. Superintendent Embree was en-
gagged at the time with force of men, all
of whom were buried beneath the ruins.
The bodies of Embrcc, Elwood Beckett,
Il laborcr, were taken out, while Edward
Schoiicld, William Allison, and Fore
man Richardson were rescued alive but
fatally injured. Hcttic Jones, n l0-year-
old girl, who was returning from school,
u l,sn ttI al
instantly killed. II is also known that
John Bradley and Samucl w. Rob were
also Killed Clerk of Court Taylor, who
was about the works ut the time, is miss
ing, and it is feared he was killed. Sew
cral others are also missing.
The National Mcrino Sheep Register
Association at Jackson, Mich, has closed
its session after rc-clccting the present
officers. Resolutions We're adopted re-
counting the depression in the wool
growing industry by the reduction of the
| tariff on wool; expressing lisapproval
/ Of President Ccvcland's views regard
/ ing the tariff; urging representatives in
Congress to use every means i'll their
power to oppose legislation looking to a
reduction of the tariff on wool, and re-
qicsting Congress TO revise the present
Classification of foreign woods to prevent
fraudulent importation, and also to pro-
tect the manufacturer and dealer from
unjust competition.
Tho bill incorporating the Alexandria
and Falls Church Railroad Company
was reported from committee IN the
Virginia Senate yesterday with amend.
ments, and subsequently, placed on tho
calendar. The Senate bill to amend and
rc-cnnct the act approved May @, 1851
entitled "An act to incorporate the Min
eral Railroad Company" will be con
sidercd by the comuittee on Tuesday
night.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17

The following line of Holiday Goods.
carried over from last season, sold al
half price.
1Oc China Tea Sets, DC.
25c large size gilt finished Scrap Books, 100.
20c Real Horn Trumpets, 1Oc.
doc large size Mother Goose Series, 2dc.
Doc Toys and Games 48c.
89c Plush Albums Bic.
6Dc Antique Whisk Holders, $40.
GOO Imitation Leather Satin-lined Work Boxes
3ic.
Doc Plush Perfume Cases, with two out bot
ties. tpc.
00c Mirrors different designs, 40c.
pDc Plush Work Boxes, satin lined, 40c.
pDc Fancy Towel Rack. tnc
DE swords. iOr.
ti!,c steel Hummer Skates, nc.
BDc Roller Skates, 25r.
Writing Paper and Envelopes, in fancy boxes
at 10, 10, 70, ~, 10 and 80 cts.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17

These come in black and the latest Partisan
shades of tans and grays.
Ladies' 5but. Plnkcd Wrist Suede Gloves, en-
broidered backs, In light and dark tan shades,
perfect fitting. Only 81 81 per pair.
Ladies' Shut. Mousquctaire Suede Gloves, en-
broidered backs, extra fine quality, entirely new
shades of silver, grays, modes and tans. Only
81 per pair.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
Substantial Presents.

Chlldren's Black Bouclc Grctchens, with hood,
S1.80.
Childrcn's Plaid Gretchens, S2.4O.
A choice lot of the finest quality Of Fancy
Plaid Coats, ages ., 4, o and years, 81 30.
Misses All-wool Havelocks, astrachan
trimmed, IL, IA nnd 10 years, $500.
Ladies' Bouclc Newmarkets, $500.
Ladies' Full Fur Trimmed Russian Circulars,
$500.
Ladies' Black Berlin Twill visites, astrachan
trimmed, s3.iO.
S4.2O.
=, Ladies' Fancy Striped Newmarkets, with satin.
lined hood, $500.
Ladies' Boucle Jackets, double-breasted, 50. "a
Ladies' Atwood Tailormado Fancy Stripe
Jackets, 1924.
Ladies' Fine English Kerscy Tailormade Jack
cts, $40.
Ladies'. 4o.inch Plush Coat, quilted, satin.
lined, s11.00.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
Only a Few Days
AND THE AGONY WILL BE OVER.


pleased sadly disappointed
with shall be
this warning will be
anything presents special holiday
novelties, included in list of
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
Boston Variety Store
TOYS.

Middle aisle and second floor Of New Depart
ment. Complete line Of Imported and Do
nestle Toys Of al de,scrptions, sr, rs,s stand
Toys at Bottom Prices.
Large Frame Sled oak, painted, iDc.
Medium size Jumper sled. oak d0c;
Special large Jumper, hard wood, DOC; sold
Willow Doll Carriages not lined, 30, 30, 40, 60,
Willow Doll Carriages, lined, 40, DOC.
Large Rattan Ra prns ad onra srapss c
crotonne lining, iron tires, 81 30.
Fine Rattan Carriages, canopy or parasoi, l.DD.
sol, Brussels carpet bottom, s2.7s.
sboS.Fiiyys,, on on springs, 81 90, 100. 400.
Toy Tables, oak, folding leaves, fOc.
Boys oak Tool Chests, genuine tools, doc to
Ten Pins. 4,Sinch, 1Oc; s.inch 20c; private, dsc;
captain. 0Tc.
Noah's Arks, 10 styles, 10 to 00c.
Cherry bedroom Sets, pieces, 81 40,
Large Oak Bcdstead, mattress and pillows, 00c.
Wire Beds and Mattress from 1oc to s2'2o'
large Iron Cart, eallopins horse Doc.
Iron Fire Engine, 81 90,
Iron Hook and Ladder Truck, 81 90.
Loaded Team, hair horse, 00c.
Whcedcn's Upright steam Engine, poe.
Magic Lanterns, finest line shown, 25c to s2.a9.
Large I Express wagon, iron ,roa axle Doc
2iO.
Tea sets, extra size and quality. 1Oc to 2.do.
Wlshstand Sets, 25. d9c and 1 30.
oak I,ureans, swinging mirror, 40, 9oc, I 40.
1.OJ to BAD.
Fine Roll.top Desks and Blackboards, Books,
Blocks and Games, Velocipedes, Trcycles and
Drums, Tin Toys, ,woolly Animals, Tops, Horns,
SANTA CLAUS DEPOT OF SUPPLIES.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
Tho GARFIELD Hospitol Fair.

The ladies of the Garfield Hospital Board
met at Mrs. Henry Willard's yesterday for
the last of the series of sewing circles that
closes with the fair To be held at Willard
Hall next week. \ number of very pretty
articles for Christmas presents have been
nrppurnd
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
GLOVES FOR MEN AND BOYS.

We have well selected line, embracing all
the best sorts, which we offer at most reasona-
BILE prices. We quote:
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
A Card To the Public.

To give all an opportunity of inspecting
our unique Christmas stock, we will keep
open evenings from this date until the 9th
instant inclusive. ALEX. MILNE,
jll 9th It. II. W.
Fine furniture and decorations.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
Smyrna Mats and Rugs
1Sx38, i0c.
1sx38, better quality, 79c.
1Sx;,G; still better quality. 09c.
21x5O Rug, 81 80.
26x80 Rug, S2.d0.
38x72 Rug, $3.i0.

Mems Fine SIX Front suspendcrs. 23c.
Satin Scarfs, satin back, 10c.
Black and Fancy silk Half Hose, tOc.
Fine Brilliant Lislo Halt Hose, SO, Dand
o]t, Csc.
Mems Genuine Kid Embroidered Back Gloves.
0Oc.
Ladies' Fine ffcmstitchcd Initial Handkcr-
chiefs, per box, 81 90.
Ladies' Flno English Cashmere Gloves, heavy
silk cord back, :Ioc.
Ladies' steel Chatclaln Purses Zoe.
Our entire line OF fine Plush and Leather Hand
Satchcs less than 5Oc ON tho dollar. The reason
because we are not going to keep any more
when they are closed out, and that will make an
elegant present.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17

Mems 2.button Kid Gloves, embroidered backs,
shades of tan, and brown only 81 per pair.
Mems 2.button Kid Gloves, fine quality, In
Mems 2button Perrn's Suede Gloves, cmbroi
dered backs assorted tans and browns, only
S1.75 per pair.
Mems 2button "Perinot" Kid Gloves, long and
short fingers; colors, craven tan, mahogany and
English tans, only 81 per pair.
Mems 2-button Fisk Clarke & Flagg's Gloves
perfect, shades OF mahogany, craven and English
tans, only 81, so per pair.
Mems and Boys Woolen Gloves greater variety
than ever before. Prices lower. In these you
get great deal Of warmth for very little
money.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17

We have made numerous additions to
our very large and attractive line of
HOLIDAY GOODS during the present
week, and our stock is now complete
in every department.
We can only mention a few Of the
many bargains we are offering:
In ColIuloid Dressing Cases and Manicure Sets
VIC have n great variety Mt attractive prices,
Thrce,pecc Sets at $3.50, 1.75, 2.25, 800.
d.5O and $50.
Fivepiece Sets at 50 .ss and upwards.
Full Sets with Manicure, 81. 05 to 1880.
These are first-c class goods in plush eases and
made by the most reliable manufacturers, and
are bargains at the prices named.
In Handkerchief we have an unusually large
stock, al at very low prices; IN white embroi-
at % and soc. Colored Bordcred Embroidered
Goods at less than half value.
One lot of Wlite silk Hemstitched Handker.
chiefs reduced to 25c; former prices, 3s and iOc.
ono lot white AMI colorcd do, reduced to 35c,
or for 81; former prices, go 63 and zoe.
One lot do, reduced to 5oc; former prices rs,
SIC and 81 These are odd lots, and we make
the price low to close them out at once.
our 25c Embroidered Initial lIandkerchiefs
beat anything in the market
Real Duchess Lace Handkcrchcfs, from s7lGo
to sl2.5O.
Finest Japanese Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
from 5Oc TO 81 %.
japanese Initial silk Handkerchefs at 75c.
Fancy Articles of every description from 1Oc
to S15.
Plush Frame Mirrors at greatly reduced prices
Neckwear Fans, Gloves. Umbrellas, Table
| Linens, Lace Fchus and Scarfs Ladies' Muffs
| and Boas Jewelry, Black Dress Goods In all the
newest woavcs. Perfumcry and Toilet Waters,
Work Boxes, Work Baskets and other useful
articles, at low prices.
1t will pay you to examine our Stock.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17

Mems Cloth Gloves, 25 and $50.
Jersey Wool Gloves, Doc.
Frlme-wOol Gloves 5Uc.
Flcece.llned Jersey Gloves, SEC.
Fancy Knit Wool Gloves, B2l1c.
" Genuine Scotch Wool Gloves, Too.
" Angora Wool Gloves, 81.
Fancy Scotch Wool Gloves, lib.
Boys Woolen Mits. 20, 25, zoe.
Boys Woolen Gloves, d5 and SOC per pair.
Mems Woolen Mits, so and 56c per pair.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17


Mems fine Fleecelned Dogskin Gloves with
sealskin tops and patent button fastenlngs, dark
shades, only l .62 per pair.
Mems Heavy Castor Gloves, in tan and brown,
only .62 per pair
Boys Fine Dog.skin Gloves with iurtops and
patent button fastenings, dark shades, only SOC
per pair.
Boys Dog-skin Gloves, elastic wrists only 75c.
per pair.
Boys Heavy Fleece.lined, Fur-top Dogskin
Gloves, with patcnt-spring fastening, only 81 per
pair.
coachman's Buckskn Gloves, sl.5o and s1,75
per pair.
You promote your own in.
terests in shopping now, as it
is apt to be uncomfortable
later.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR.

Ladies' 2O-button Length Jersey silk Mitts, in
white, cream, light blue, pink, heliotrope, cardi-
nal and black, only 81 20 per pair.
Same AS above embroidered on the backs, only
81 30 per pair.
silk Mitts, with Jersey Hand and Lace Tops,
In lemon cream, light blue, cardinal and black,
12.button length, 81 .25; 16.button length, 80;
20-button length 81 per pair.
Ladies' MousQuetaire suede Gloves, In white,
cream, black and assorted tan shades, 12.button
length, $3.50; 16button ength, 50; 2Obutton
length, 81; 30-button length, So per pair.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CHRISTMAS GLOVES
LADIES, MEN AND BOYS.

Gloves make tho most acceptable kind Of
presents. They are useful, substantial, and sure
tn he appreciated At no previous Christmas sea-
son have We shown a stock so large, complete,
varied, or so reasonable In price. considering
the high standard of quality dye, durability, &c.
We take pleasure in recommending this stock
and enumerate the following special values:
Ladies' i-button Belair Real Kid Gloves, In
Black and assorted shades of Tans and Browns,
only 81 per pair
Ladies' 5-button Imperial" Pink-Wrist Real
Kid Gloves in Mahogany, Craven and assorted
shades of English Ians and Black, long and short
fingers, only 1.oO per pair.
Ladies' ibutton Imperial Real Kid Gloves,
Embroidered Backs shades of Craven, English
Light and Dark Tans, only 80 per pair.
Ladies', i-button Real Kid Gloves, embroidered
shades of Tan, Mode. olive. Mahogany, Gray and
licllotrope, only s1.50 per pair.
Ladies' i-button Black Imperial Real Kid
Gloves, embroidered on back In White, Red, Tan,
Ilcliotrope and Black, wclts TO match, only S1.7o
per pair.
Ladies' i.button Dclormc Real Kid Gloves In
assorted shades OF Tans and Grays, embroidered
ON black In sclf'color and black, superior quality
only 81 per pair.
of Green and Gobclin Blue, embroidered un back
in White, Pink and Light Blue with ,welts and
fourchettes to match the embroidery; very
stylish. Only 81 per pair.
stitching. embroidered backs. iinc quality, in
black and assorted shades Of tan. Only S1T5
per pair.
Pounds English Driving Gloves for ladies,
i.but., in Cavendish tan, Only s1!65 per pair
Misses ibut. Real Kid Gloves, in assorted
shades of tans and brown. Only 81 per pair.
Ladies' 4.but. Suede Gloves, embroidered
backs, good shape, shades of tans and browns.
only 81 per pair.
| Ladies' i.but. Suede Gloves, pique stitching,
| embroidered backs, variety of tan shades. Only
| 81 % per pair
fingers, in lipht. dark and Enriish fans. Only
4 Sl.35 per pair.
| Ladies' d-but Black "Jouyin" Suede Gloves,
embroidered In white, cardinal, lavender and
black, with welts 10 match. Only Sl.65 per
pair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
.ASTCALL
We shall not, possibly, advertise
CLOAKS

oLOA No
Again, as we have been doing; that
is, at cut prices. We may not be in
position to do it. Our stock is go
ing rapidly.
SHORT
Is the style among a large line of
Wraps, and they are beautiful. But
how much more beautiful for the
price to be short also.
TWO-THIRDS.
We have shortened the price on
some Cloaks two-t thirds; that is, we
are selling them for one-third the
regular price.
ON Ell ALT.
All fancy Short Wraps are reduced
to one-half price; same with short
lengths in fur trimmings. And now
the short and long of this story, par
ticularly the "short," is that our
whole stock is short, and the time is
very short, if you would get some
of what is 1T at these "short"
prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
Legislation for the CITY.

The Senators and Representatives of Marion
county were in consultation. yesterday with the
Council and aldermanic committees having
charge of the legislation required this winter for
the city. City Attorney Taylor told the legs-
lators that the city must find some financial re-
lief through special taxation on ice and brick
wagons, bueges, carriages transfer wagons and
street-cars law is also wanted permitting the
city to fix its boundaries by ordinance without
going through the present cumbersome method
of annexation and Instrumentation. 1t is hoped,
too that the city can be- permitted to collect
assessments on street openings and vacations as
any other tax is collected. The taxable value OF
railroad property other than the right Of way, it
is urged, should be fixed by the assessors and
not by the State Board of Equalization. An i'm
provement in matters of claims agains, the city
was also asked for in law compelling claimants
to present their claims to the Council before
bringing suit 1t is sought to have persons with
claims for damages against the city account
of injuries notify the Mayor of such injury
before suit can be sustained.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
AMUSEMENT NOTES.


The dollar lecture course will open its second
series Wednesday, Jan. II, when Myron Reed
will lecture on 'The People"
The Eden Musee. with it's numerous attrac-
tions, aud the Museum, with Frank Frayne in
"Mardo,' are both doing good business. The
play will be repeated this afternoon and to-
night and Saturday afternoon and evening, and
the new Isl Slocuma will be given tomorrow
and Friday.
BARLEY Campbelrs Clio will be given at
English's tomorrow night and the rest Of the
week, on an elaborate SCALE with fifty people in
the cast, fine scenery and striking mechanical
effects, and grand ballet led by Mile Cornalba,
the premier danseuse The prices of admission
will be popular.
Janauschek will be at the Grand to- morrow
night and the remainder of the week, in a re-
vival of Meg Merrilies, part which gives her
excellent opportunities as a tragedienne, and in
which she is making fine impression. At the
matinee the beautiful play. Mother and Son,
will be given. The advance sale is now il prog
ress, there being no advance in prices.
The greatest hit made by an opera company
here this season is that by the New York Casino
organization, which is giving ''Erminie' at the
Grand. The scenic and costuming appointments
are beautiful and picturesque, the company
large we'll drilled and talented, and the opera is
bright and entertaining as can be. The ''good
night and LULLABY" selections are particularly
beautiful. There was another good audience
last night, and great laughter and applause.
'Erminie" will be repeated at the matinee this
afternoon. and to night for the last time. II
is we'll worth seeing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05

VzRY handsome, moderate priced side boards
1t VIM. L. Elders
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
The City's Finances.

In the report of City Clerk Shields regarding
the various sources of the city's revenue during
the past year. sec, 279 81 is credited to miscela-
neous items. The largest sums are from dog
licenses. $3042 %; liquor licenses, s34. 749 &C.;
market fees, 81, 577 15 city court 81 032 6S rent
of Tomlinson Hall, $1,777.50, and police depart
ment 50, 600, From ex City Treasurer Pattson
$50, 362 03 was received in interest coupons, and
bonds, sec, 042; cash, 500 000 and city warrants,
1884. So In settlement with his bcndsFen
s4l $50 came into the treasury, and from Cas-
Byfield, trustee of his affairs. Sig, SAB Sc. The
interest on Belt railroad bonds was $50, 900. and
the revenue from tax collections, 1904, COG 81,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
.PETTIS, BASSETT & CO..
The Third Kokomo Gas Well.

has returned from Kokomo, where he investi
gated tho gas wells for the purpose of securing
material for q paper in the forthcoming annual
report OF the Office. A new, and the third vein
has been tapped, and it is said it will be stronger
than either of the others. The we'll is 912 feet
deep through drift for the first 5 feet then pass
Ing 400 feet through limestone, 49S through
Huron slate, and feet through Junton lime
stone. The first showing of gas was when the
first formation was struck, and after which the
well was sunk 5 feet 1t il estimated that the
well will produce 1900, 900 feet of gas per day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
Woman's Fair Association.

The annual meeting of the Woman's State Faip
Association was held at the rooms of the State
Librarian Yesterday morning. The meeting was
not lar sely attended, only eight ten ladies be-
ing present Mrs. A. NJ. Noe, the president
spoke briefly of the work the association has &C
complished since its organization. With in
creased facilities they would be enabled to do
much more in the future. The report of
the secretary and treasurer, Miss Mary Heron,
was presented and showed the finances in a
good condition. Officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows:
President-M-. A. VI. Noe.
Vice president-Mrs. E. NJ Atkinson.
Secretary and Treasurer-Miss Mary Heron
Executive Comnittee-Mrs. l.. Hawkins Mrs. j.
w. Shideler Mrs. E. s. Swift, Miss Jessie Bingham.
The work of the association has extended all
over the State the past year. Representatives
were sent to the following fairs the past year:
Shelbyvlle. Noblesville Acton, Frankfort, Leb-
anon, Charlottesville, Knightstown, Lawrence
burg, New Castle. Providence, and Anderson.
The association also had delegate at the Ma,
tional Fair Association at Chicago last month.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
Burned by Acid.

Tuesday evening the four yearcld daughter
Of John Hoffman, No. 100 North Mississippi
street. drank some acid kept in jug. and her
mouth, throat and stomach were badly burned
She supposed the jug out of which she drank
contained cider.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
Ice Tools,

Ice Tools
We have good assortment of Woods cele-
brated ice tools in stock at manufacturers
prices. Send for catalogue. Mail orders promptly
attended to. Also, agents for Howe Scale Com
pany. We have several wagon scales in stock at
low prices for few days. Buy the Howe if you
want the best HILDEBRAND & FUGATE.
80 South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05

For sale-Type- writer (Caligraph) and stand,
nearly new, very cheap for cash. Call at Jour-
nal counting ROOM where it can be seen to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05

making total receipt from all sources Of $780,
237 50. During the year 1923, 900 was borrowed
oftime loans all of which, except 800, 900 re-
Gently negotiated, has been paid.